... Jersey policy that allows retaurant patrons to bring their own wine and beer for consumption into an establishment cripples one of the foundations of ... solely on the markup on food for profits. The markup on beer and wine is where the money is. That is why bars can offer meals ... taxes and operating costs, it is almost impossible for a small BYOB restaurant to stay in business. New Jersey needs beer ...

... help fund ObamaCare. Here's the original: Suppose that every day, ten men go out for beer and the bill for all ten comes to $100. If they paid their bill the way we pay our taxes, it would go something like this: The first four men (the poorest) would pay nothing. The fifth would pay $1. The sixth would pay $3. The seventh would pay $7. The ...

... (that's been picked up and re-published across the country) on why an increase in beer tax is a bad and unfair idea. Here's part ... back beers pretty heavily in college myself): I'm not entirely against paying taxes to fund government programs. I like driving around on the wide-open ... our food and water are safe. But higher taxes on beer? Why not increase taxes on hot dogs and apple pie ...

... preferences, differences in perception… and the importance of flight-sequence! The first beer frames the second. After this, therefore somehow influenced by this. That seems to be how tastebuds like to work, not quite like the famous logical fallacy, but ... -roast coffee-like malt character of Moonlight’s Death and Taxes, their popular innovative robust dark lager, with added spooky ...

... expressed at the finish). This began with a fair enough question at Beer Advocate about if Old Rasputin XII from North Coast ... compared to 20 cents per gallon for beer. Still my math indicates barrels and taxes add less than 75 cents ... drink rather than an exercise in endurance.” I don’t know why a beer can’t be both innovative and tasty, but I appreciate the point he is making ...

... has to be balanced against cost. The reason for these prices rises are well documented - taxes and the increased price of the raw materials, and though we understand that prices for everything rise over time, the speed at which it is has risen for beer has led many of us to think that maybe it just isn’t worth it. The benefits of having a home brewery are clear to ...